Regulators traditionally separate hours, minutes, and seconds to emphasize precision. Here, that idea evolves. The hours and seconds are displayed on rotating discs beneath the dial surface, with skeletonized numerals that appear to float within the watch. Above it all, a polished central minute hand anchors the display. It’s dynamic without being chaotic, technical without feeling busy — and ultimately, it gives you a regulator that actually feels contemporary.

All of this is housed in Louis Erard’s 39mm polished stainless steel case. With a 45mm lug-to-lug and just over 13mm in thickness, it lands squarely in that everyday sweet spot — easy to dress up, easy to wear casually, and confident in either setting. Inside is the Swiss-made Sellita SW266-1 automatic regulator movement, complete with hacking and hand-winding. Turn the watch over and the exhibition caseback reveals a customized rotor along with the mechanics that bring those rotating discs to life. This isn’t just a design exercise — there’s real Swiss watchmaking underneath.

The watch is paired with a taupe pebbled leather strap — neutral, versatile, and intentionally understated to let the dial take center stage. Limited to just 99 pieces worldwide, this is a focused, collector-driven collaboration and a rare opportunity to experience a modern interpretation of the regulator from an independent Swiss brand. At $4,990, it sits in a space where creativity matters. If you’ve been looking for something mechanically interesting, visually layered, and genuinely different from the usual steel sports watch, this is one worth securing while it’s still available. See it in person at the Windup Watch Shop Brooklyn showroom, or explore it online now before they’re gone.